Prince Harry: It hurts me that I've got no home for my kids" after spending $2.4m for frogmore cottage renovation" only to move out shortly.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle paid back £2.4 million of taxpayer money that was spent on refurbishing Frogmore Cottage, as they wanted to completely cut themselves off from being working royals. The couple were gifted the home by the late Queen Elizabeth following their wedding in 2018, but there was an outcry when money from the Sovereign Grant was spent on renovating it for them.




 However, Harry and Meghan paid back every single penny in order not to "justify" the British tabloids having access to their lives, according to a royal author.




 In his book Battle of the Brothers, published in 2020, Robert Lacey wrote: "It was crucial that they should pay off - and should clearly be seen to pay off - the £2.4million that had become a persecutory refrain in almost every story about their base at Windsor.

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 "As they would later explain via sussexroyal.com, the website that they developed during their Vancouver sabbatical, coming off the Sovereign Grant - the royal payroll financed by the British taxpayer - would 'remove the tabloids'' justification in having access to their...Continue Reading 

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